The science of engineering design by Hill 1970 Hardcover
"The Science of Engineering Design" by Percy H. Hill, published in 1970 as a first edition in the McGraw-Hill Series in Mechanical Engineering, is a vintage textbook focusing on the topic of design, particularly in the fields of industrial design and engineering. The book features illustrations and spans 372 pages, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of technology and engineering. With a focus on the 1970s era and the work of the author, this hardcover book provides a comprehensive look at the principles and practices of engineering design.
Papers of George Mason, 1725-1792 3 Volume Set Hardcover. Founding Father 1776
Title: The Papers of George Mason 1749-1792. Author: George Mason, Robert Rutland, editor Published by University of North Carolina Press, Chapel Hill 1970. Three volume set. Octavo size. Hardcovers bound in quarter red cloth over black boards. Fine bindings and covers. Pages clean and unmarked. Top page ends washed red. Near fine condition. CONTENTS: Vol. I. 1749-1778 (cxxvii, 483 pages) Vol. 2. 1779-1786 (xxi, paged 487-864) Vol. 3. 1787-1792 (xxviii, paged 867-1312). George Mason’s letters and papers offer a window into his role as a "Forgotten Founder" who drafted the Virginia Declaration of Rights and refused to sign the U.S. Constitution. His correspondence details his Anti-Federalist arguments and his profound influence on the Bill of Rights.
What If? 10th Anniversary Edition: – Hardcover, by Munroe Randall
What If? 10th Anniversary Edition: - Hardcover, by Munroe Randall 306 pages Measures 9.5x7.5x1 inch
Holy Bible Black Genuine Leather KJV Giant Print Center Column Reference World
Holy Bible Black Genuine Leather KJV Giant Print Center Column Reference World
